#March

Ciarán Murray

C1aranMurray

So as I've been saying the Spanish "2nd wave" hasn't lead to deaths. That's because it's not really a 2nd wave. It's because testing around clusters is now so thorough,

Steve Brown

stevebrown2856

(1/13) The curious case of COVID-19 trends in London vs the rest of England, and the case for resistance in the population: A thread. The graph below shows the trend

Robert Palmer

robertnpalmer

Very mixed messages on tax from pre-budget leaks.Yesterday @ShippersUnbound suggested the government would increase corporation tax and make council tax fairer. Both are very good ideas 1/https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/rishi-sunak-eyes-

Elin Roddy

elinlowri

The worrying-about-how-we’re-going-to-deal-with-COVID early morning waking, a permanent feature in March/April but mercifully fading since then, has returned with a vengeance. My worry is not diagnosing and treating COViD - that’s

Abby Vervaeke

abbyjvervaeke

It's been an incredibly challenging year for student journalists everywhere, but I couldn't be more proud of everyone at @TheSimmonsVoice. We've made some pretty incredible changes this year and many

Ty Young

YoungCryptoPM

Thread 1.) Get your popcorn ready; it’s Bitcoin VS the Fed in Q4.The upcoming election has widespread ramifications across the global economy (BTC not excluded)https://twitter.com/SquawkCNBC/status/1319264687733821441 PTJ touched on this

Hillary Monahan

HillaryMonahan

Seeing more and more stories of the people who "did it right" getting Covid. While it's important to stress that we all take safety precautions seriously, Shit Sometimes Happens.Catching Covid

MASSOLIT

themassolit

We chatted to Prof. John Mullan earlier about Dickens, and he CONFIRMED all of your wonderful Dickens facts. He also added one of this own...@Team_English1 First, a small addition to

Ermintrude 💙

Ermintrude2

In mid-March I was scared. I was scared for myself and those I love. I was scared for those I work with and for. I was scared for my community,

The Hoarse Whisperer

TheRealHoarse

So I popped by my preferred pub for an outdoor pint and a bowl of soup earlier.After, I masked up and went inside to use the restroom.It was like that

Magnus Macro

MagnusMacro

Article this morning from @Birdyword brings light to the funding markets/plumbing heading in another YE funding cycle.Some quick thoughts 1/nhttps://www.wsj.com/articles/shrinking-money-market-funds-threaten-global-dollar-supply-11599818495

Home Brew History Podcast

HomeBrewHistory

November 27, 1864: After a strenuous march to Columbia the balance of the Army of Tennessee arrived in front of the Federal works before the town. Bad weather and poor

Jan Vesely

HonzaCZUK

A THREAD: Government has vehemently denied using covert techniques during #COVID19 pandemic saying it’s campaigns have been transparent, setting out clear instructions on how the spread of the virus can

Bahujan India

MyselfViraj

Shahu Maharaj was born on 26 June 1874 as Yeshwantrao Ghatge, eldest son of Appasaheb Ghatge, chief of Kagal (senior) by his wife Radhabai, a daughter of the Raja of Mudhol [Maharashtra]. He was

GitmoChannel

GitmoChannel

1/This thread will present my hypothesis that "The Bridge" was completed in March of 2020 and we are in the process of switching from the old financial system to the

Courtney Milan 🦖

courtneymilan

I don’t want to be too grim on the timeline, but we need real caution. This is a graph of the 7-day running average of deaths and daily cases over

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